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Hva er hovedformålet med 'Not-in-My-Backyard' kolonialisme?

  • Å samle områder for å forhindre andre riker i å ekspandere
  • Å skape et fristed for eventyrlystne individer
  • Å etablere kolonier for uønskede personer (correct)
  • Å drive misjonærvirksomhet i fjerne land
  • Hva innebærer 'Legal' kolonialisme?

  • Å bygge kolonier utelukkende for misjonærformål
  • Å hevde uavhengig eller overlegen juridisk autoritet i en annens territorium (correct)
  • Invasjon av fremmed territorium uten tillatelse
  • Å bruke private selskaper for kolonisering
  • Hva kjennetegner 'Rogue' kolonialisme?

  • Kolonisering av fremmed territorium av filibustere eller private selskaper (correct)
  • Statsstøttet kolonisering gjennom diplomati
  • Etablere kolonier for uønskede individer
  • Bruk av misjonærer for å konvertere lokalbefolkningen
  • Hva definerer 'Missionary' kolonialisme?

    <p>Bruken av private agenter som misjonærer for religiøse formål</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Romantic' kolonialisme er drevet av hva?

    <p>Ønsket om eventyr, flukt eller en kontrast mellom kolonisatorens miljø og kultur med den koloniserte regionen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hva kan man få innsikt i ved å forstå typologien av ulike former for kolonialisme?

    <p>Historien og naturen til europeisk kolonialisme og dens ettervirkninger</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hva var den primære motivasjonen for europeisk kolonialisme?

    <p>Ønsket om å kontrollere globale handelsruter</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hva var en av de mest signifikante sidene ved europeisk kolonialisme?

    <p>Transatlantisk slavehandel</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Når begynte europeisk kolonialisme?

    <p>På 15. århundre</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hvilke ressurser var europeerne spesielt interessert i under kolonialismen?

    <p>Gull, sølv og krydder</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hva var en av de konsekvensene av den transatlantiske slavehandelen?

    <p>Langvarig sosial og økonomisk påvirkning på koloniene</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hvilken rolle spilte Portugal og Spania i starten av europeisk kolonialisme?

    <p>De ledet an i etableringen av kolonier i Amerika, Afrika og Asia</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hva er postkolonialisme?

    <p>En studie som undersøker de sosiale, politiske og kulturelle konsekvensene av kolonitiden</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hva kan være en konsekvens av kolonialisme ifølge teksten?

    <p>Økonomisk ulikhet</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hva er målet med decolonization ifølge teksten?

    <p>Å gi kolonier uavhengighet og suverenitet</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hva fokuserer postkolonialisme på?

    <p>Sosiale, politiske og kulturelle påvirkninger av kolonitiden</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hvilken påstand om postkolonialisme er riktig?

    <p>Det er en studie av ettervirkningene av kolonialismen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Hvorfor er det viktig å forstå historien om kolonialismen ifølge konklusjonen?

    <p>For å forstå globale kompleksiteter og jobbe mot en mer rettferdig verden</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Colonialism: A Typology and its Manifestations

    Colonialism, as defined by the American Historical Association, refers to foreign intrusion or domination. It has taken various forms throughout history, often driven by the motivations and interests of the colonizers. In this article, we will explore a typology of colonialism and its manifestations, based on the examples provided by the American Historical Association and the article "A Typology of Colonialism" by Donna T. Haverty-Stacke.

    Settler Colonialism

    Settler colonialism is characterized by large-scale migration of settlers who claim land and eventually become the majority in the colonized region. This form of colonialism often involves a "logic of elimination," where the original inhabitants are attempted to be "engineered out" of existence, except in nostalgia. Examples of settler colonialism include the British colonies in North America, such as Canada, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand.

    Planter Colonialism

    Planter colonialism involves the mass production of a single crop, such as sugar, coffee, cotton, or rubber. Despite being a minority, members of the ruling class are often part of an empire that enables their political, legal, and administrative control.

    Extractive Colonialism

    Extractive colonialism is driven by the desire to exploit natural resources in the colonized region, such as oil, minerals, or other valuable resources. This form of colonialism often inspires competition between empires to amass territory ahead of the other.

    Not-in-My-Backyard Colonialism

    Not-in-My-Backyard colonies are established primarily as a wasteland for depositing convicts or as a place for unwanted individuals. These colonies are often seen as empty places that are not desired by other empires for settlement.

    Legal colonialism involves one people claiming independent or superior legal authority in another's territory. This can be achieved through diplomacy or by force.

    Rogue Colonialism

    Rogue colonialism is not state-sanctioned but can still involve the colonization of foreign territory by filibusters or private companies. The state may follow to protect and claim such interlopers as its own or to prevent diplomatic crises.

    Missionary Colonialism

    Missionary colonialism involves private agents, such as missionaries, who need native people for their existence. This form of colonialism is distinct from other forms due to its religious and cultural aspects.

    Romantic Colonialism

    Romantic colonialism is driven by a desire for adventure, escape, or a contrast between the colonizer's environment and culture with that of the colonized region.

    These forms of colonialism illustrate the diversity of motivations and practices that have underpinned European expansion and colonization throughout history. Each form of colonialism has its unique characteristics and impacts on the colonized peoples and their societies. Understanding this typology can provide valuable insight into the history and nature of European colonialism and its legacies.

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    Test your knowledge on various forms of colonialism, including settler colonialism, planter colonialism, extractive colonialism, and more. Explore how different motivations and interests drove European expansion and colonization throughout history.

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